Disney’s Latest Rule Adds Yet Another Charge for Park Guests

Disneyland is reportedly adding a new charge for some guests of the Southern California Disney Park, but this one is more understandable than others.

Going to a Disney Park is a cherished dream for countless visitors and fans around the world. From the iconic Walt Disney World Resort in Central Florida to the enchanting Disneyland Resort in Southern California, each park offers a plethora of attractions for guests to indulge in and immerse themselves in the magic of Disney.

The allure of these Disney vacation destinations extends beyond just enchanting rides and captivating shows to encompass various amenities that enhance the overall guest experience. It’s about how immersive the Disney experience can be for park-goers.

This said, the cost associated with going to a Disney Park is not negligible, and many guests have noted time and again that it can become quite a burden for guests. Now, it appears there’s another charge that is coming to Disneyland.

Disney embodies a forward-thinking approach, marking a significant step towards enhancing the guest experience and embracing modern technological advancements. In the latest news, Disney is reportedly bringing a new charge (pun not intended) to the Disney Parks to an already-present feature.

With this feature Disney continues to solidify its position as a leader in providing cutting-edge amenities and services to its visitors, ensuring that guests have access to state-of-the-art facilities that cater to their evolving needs and preferences.

Catering to the needs of modern-day visitors who prioritize sustainability and eco-conscious practices, Disney will has introduced electric vehicle charging stations. Many guests come in hybrid or electric vehicles and having these charging stations addresses a growing requirement for these guests.

However, as reported by Yahoo! Movies, there may be a newly-reported cost that EV owners could have to pay.

Per MouseInfo on X, “EV charging stations found at Disneyland Resort parking lots may have started to charge idle fees for vehicles that remain plugged in, but have reached full battery capacity.”

The account notes that it’s received conflicting information about this development so it’s not entirely clear whether this has happened already and has been introduced, or its yet to make its debut at the Disney Park.

While its not yet certain if this is something electric vehicle owners need to know about, having a heads up about this possibility is always helpful to guests who are going to the Disney Park.

It’s worth noting that idle fees for cars at a charging station aren’t entirely out of the realm of possibility, as they have been seen before. This is especially because if someone is parked in one and not paying for charging their vehicle, there is likely another person who could be availing the service.

For those who are travelling in EVs to Disneyland Resort, best to keep this possibility in mind to plan your day at the parks effectively!